Head over to Panama’s Caribbean coast for a day spent exploring colonial fortresses.
Playa Blanca Tours and Activities
Playa Blanca tours and activities listing, a guide of excursions available while traveling in Playa Blanca
You’ll get a good look at some of the best attractions in Panama City during this tour, including Casco Viejo (also known as Casco Antiguo), the financial district (think skyscrapers), and the Miraflores Locks of the Panama Canal.
Enjoy a morning hike along Pipeline Road in the Soberanía National Park and search for a variety of tropical birds. Pipeline Road is one of Panama’s best birding sites.
This half-day tour of Panama City and the Panama Canal provides travelers with an excellent look at some of the area’s best attractions.
This tour, which combines an aerial tram ride with a visit to wildlife exhibits, provides travelers with a wonderful look at the flora and fauna of Panama.
During this tour of the Panama Canal, tour participants will experience three of the of the canal’s most famous features – the Gaillard Cut, the Pedro Miguel Locks, and the Miraflores Locks.
Get ready to experience the Panama Canal as few travelers do. On this tour, you’ll travel through the entire Panama Canal, including its locks and lakes.
This tour of Lake Gatún allows travelers to experience the natural wonders of the lake and also get a partial look at the Panama Canal.
Cubita is the name of a pre-Columbian indigenous group that once lived in this area. During this tour, you’ll explore important cultural sites near La Villa de Los Santos, including some that date back to pre-Columbian times.
Scientists originally built this zip-lining course in order to better observe wildlife in the canopy. They quickly realized how exhilarating it was to glide through the trees. Now, you can see for yourself on a zip-lining adventure in Portabelo National Park, which is located just 90 minutes outside of Colón.
During this tour, you’ll trace the steps of Gonzalo de Badajoz, a conquistador who was sent by the Spanish Crown in 1515 to conquer Central Panama. Along the way, you’ll stop at important cultural sites, including the archeological dig at El Caño and the old churches of Parita and Natá.
The Azuero Peninsula is considered the cultural heartland of Panama. This tour explores the traditions and folklore of the Azuero Peninsula.
Panama’s Herrera province produces a number of traditional goods, including sugarcane, salt, clay, and bread. This half-day tour exposes travelers to the craftsmanship behind the creation of these products.
Urraca was an indigenous chief who battled with Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century. During this full-day tour, you’ll explore some of the places he presided over, including Santiago, San Francisco, and the La Yegunda Lagoon.
A large percentage of the animals in Panama are nocturnal. During this nighttime tour, you’ll cruise the waterways near Gamboa and search for crocodiles, bats, monkeys and more.
Kayaking in the Panama Canal is a unique experience. Not only will you get a feel for the magnitude of the canal, but you’ll also enjoy its natural offerings, which include islands, forests, and wildlife.
Kayaking along the Chagres River is a fun and active way to explore the outdoors in Panama.
During this full-day tour, you’ll explore the highlands of Panama’s Herrera province. Along the way, you’ll visit family farms and hike in the El Montuoso Forest Reserve.
This tour includes a tram ride through the rainforest, a visit to butterfly and orchid gardens, and a trip to Monkey Island in the Panama Canal.